Ten Cats by Graham Harrop for September 23, 2023

Chesney, scram!

Chesney as literary critic.

Ches is unclear on the concept. That’s a cat for tou. They live in a " now" and “me” world.

Is this a real children’s book? If it isn’t, it ought to be!

Don’t you see, Chesney? It’s a bus to anywhere! You name the place and that’s where he’ll race.

Today is:

NATIONAL GREAT AMERICAN POT PIE DAY

TEAL TALK DAY

NATIONAL SNACK STICK DAY

SEAT CHECK SATURDAY

NATIONAL SINGLES DAY. I love being single

NATIONAL CHECKERS DAY AND DOGS IN POLITICS DAY

RESTLESS LEGS AWARENESS DAY

AUTUMNAL EQUINOX

NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY

NATIONAL HUNTING AND FISHING DAY

Have a nice Fall, Crackers ♥

The plus side of Chesney’s interruptions will keep this story going for weeks! LOVING the artwork!

Good grief! Quit interrupting the story, Chesney!

I’ve built Ivy a new cat bed. It’s to replace the upturned cardboard box in front of the storage heater in the hallway. I’m going to line the bottom with cardboard and put one of her blankets on top. The interior size is 2′ × 15″.

Normal hoops to jump through to acquire the picture link……..!

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Chesney, stop interrupting!!

I am LOLing! :D

Notice poor Oliver is down to 2 leetle ears in the lower right-hand corner…

There was a major breakthrough with the kittens yesterday. They were all on the tree and I was just sitting there, reading my Kindle and petting them. The non-furry orange one kept inching closer to jumping over the edge. I just let him think about it and then wham! He was on my lap. I held him, stroked him and just let him be. I really thought the black one would be next, but later in the day, it was the fluffy orange one that made the leap. The black one just isn’t there yet. I can tell he’s thinking about it, though. He leans over the side, watches the others and then looks at me. I’ve pulled the tree close to me so the leap will be a short one.

I love this arc. The bus driver sounds like our bus drivers.

I don’t know either.

Logic always puts a cramp in the story.

I’m with Chez this time. Where are we going? :D

A little cattitude will keep everything on course.

Don’t over think things, Chesney! Just go with the flow.

I had to go back to my first client today and i got to see a pair of deer behind his apartments eating windfall apples. Then, on the way home, i got to see a hawk of some kind taking off out of the estuary with something dangling from its beak.

That Chesney…always the realist!

FREE ELDO!

Never let realism get in the way of a good story. Dr. Seuss certainly didn’t. On another note, saw four chickadees, two juncos, and two robins while out walking today.

Yesterday I got identification from Tennessee Bird Watchers of pictures I finally got of an unfamiliar bird that had been showing up for water from my birdbath, not seeds. It was an American Redstart. Quite beautiful. Today I saw an infrequent visitor on the feeders, a Gray Catbird. Just 1 not 10!…giggle.